Note: Not extant. Not playable. (in this location)
2004-10-30 - Status Note: There 1988. -Database Manager
2004-10-30 - Retored 1987 by Culver L. Mowers. Altered. -Database Manager
2006-11-17 - Updated through on-line information from James R. Stettner. -Database Manager
2008-02-19 - Updated through on-line information from Stephen Best. -- As of February 2008, the organ still exists but is unplayable due to the blower's having been disconnected from the instrument. The ceiling has been lowered, leading to some of the casework having been removed. Church members are presently deciding whether to retain the instrument or sell it. -Database Manager
2011-08-27 - Updated through online information from Stephen Best. -- Removed by Culver Mowers; presently in storage and available for relocation. -Database Manager
2015-04-19 - Updated through online information from Scot Huntington. -- Correction and additions to an earlier entry. This organ was installed in 1893-94 into a new building which replaced an older building that burned in 1890, presumably taking with it a one-manual purchased from George N. Andrews, Utica, in 1867. The Morey organ was a rebuild of an older instrument, many construction details suggesting the work of Geo. Jardine & Son circa the 1860s. <br>The Mowers restoration included the reinstatement of the long-missing set of original Trumpet pipes with new pipes replicating a 19th-century reed--the knob had been used to control a later Tremolo itself removed in 1987. -Database Manager
the keraulophon, Sept. 1991 Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded
Cassville, New York Community Baptist Church Morey & Barnes, No. 160, 1893 Oak case of gothic design with stenciled façade pipes and decorate Bourdon basses forming the case sides. Compass: 56/25 No pitch indications given on the labels Open Diapason (8') 1-17 façade, common metal Stop Diapason Treb. (8') t.c. wood, bored stoppers from c25 Stop Diapason Bass (8') 1-12, wood Dulciana (8') t.c., common metal Keraulophon Principal (4') common metal, 1-5 zinc Flute (4') t.c. wood with bored stoppers, open wood trebles from c49 Clariana (4') t.c. bell gamba construction, common metal Twelfth (3') common metal, marked Sw. 12th Fifteenth (2') common metal Trumpet (8') t.c. new 1987, open flue trebles Sub Bass (16')25 pipes, pedal stop; wood, divided at the sides of the case Pedal Coupler "N" windchest configuration, the c-side pipes being on the right side, C1-d14 Separate set of pallets for pedal coupler never used, regular mechanical coupler provided. [Received from Scot Huntington 2015-04-19.]
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